Culture and spirituality in Renaissance Valencia: Juan de Juanes and the doublesided monstrance in the parrish church of San Andrés de l’Alcúdia
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aearte.2009.v82.i327.162Keywords:
Juan de Juanes, Christology, iconography, Moriscos, devotional paintingAbstract
Taking as a starting point the paintings of Juan de Juanes for the church of l’Alcúdia, the author analyses the social questions that might have had a bearing on his artistic production, iconography and diffusion in the Valencian sphere. The possible influence of Erasmus, intimist philosophy, the Christology of Eiximenis and the indoctrination of the Moriscos are some of the aspects discussed.
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